But state-owned GAIL was down by over 3 per cent. Other which lost included Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd, LarsenToubro, Adani Ports and Infratel.

Meanwhile, Asia stocks rose marginally as many markets reopened after the long Easter break. But there are growing concerns about tight global supplies after the United States announced a further clampdown on Iranian oil exports.

On Monday, international benchmark Brent crude soared 2.9 per cent to settle at 74.04 dollars a barrel. (ANI)